Real McCoy Wrong Sinatra (remastered), by Smudge

Real McCoy Wrong Sinatra (remastered)

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1.	Ya We Are Cruel But We Have Our Agenda 02:58	buy track
2.	Hot Potato 03:11	buy track
3.	Noble Rot 02:11	buy track
4.	Breadcrumb Trail 02:17	buy track
5.	Real McCoy Wrong Sinatra 01:23	buy track
6.	The Stars Are Coming Out 02:02	buy track
7.	Eighteen In a Week 02:59	buy track
8.	Recent Reich 02:06	buy track
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Smudge: Real McCoy Wrong Sinatra
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200 copies on black vinyl.

Real McCoy Wrong Sinatra is the third album by Sydney band Smudge and is now available on vinyl for the first time.

Tom Morgan, Alison Galloway, Adam Yee were joined by Pete Kelly (ex-Disneyfist, Decoder Ring) on second guitar and the relaxed atmosphere of recording in a seaside shack gives this inner-city band an extra boost. Special guests are Pete Batt on keyboards and David Orwell on pedal steel.

Recorded in 1998 by Tony Dupe on an eight-track in Gerroa on the NSW South Coast and then mixed by Pete Jones at Charing Cross Studio, it is – in label owner Nic’s opinion – the best sounding Smudge album.

Mastered from the original tapes by William Bowden, September 2020.

All songs by Smudge. Thanks to Tim Whitten, and Dave Chatfield. Original cd artwork by Ben Frost. Band photo by Tania Bowers. Cover concept by Nic Dalton. Cover posters by Brett Fusedale, Maikka Trump, Jenny Grigg, Mark Gowing, Tandarra Rothman. Cover concept by Nic Dalton. Cover photography by Ruby Firmstone, who did work experience at the label in 2020. Layout by Tandarra Rothman.

1998 Half A Cow Records/Smudge

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released November 5, 2021

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Half A Cow is an independent record label from the East Coast of Australia. Run by musician Nic Dalton, Half A Cow has been releasing music since 1990. More releases can be found at viasatellitedownloads.bandcamp.com

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